Object
Allocations DPD Discussion and Consultation Document
Representation ID: 18261
Received: 21/04/2010
Respondent: Mr Ian Jordan
Any development with access roads leading to London Rd or Rawreth Lane would add to roads that cannot cope with existing traffic as queues form already. In addition, the development areas would be too far from the Station to allow workers to walk to the Station adding to traffic on the roads and parking problems.
Development should only be provided in areas with good public transport links that are not provided along existing roads.
Rayleigh does not have any NHS dentist and additional people would add to problems with the lack of leisure facilities like a cinema or swimming pool.
Any development with access roads leading to London Rd or Rawreth Lane would add to roads that cannot cope with existing traffic as queues form already. In addition, the development areas would be too far from the Station to allow workers to walk to the Station adding to traffic on the roads and parking problems.
Development should only be provided in areas with good public transport links that are not provided along existing roads.
Rayleigh does not have any NHS dentist and additional people would add to problems with the lack of leisure facilities like a cinema or swimming pool.